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ing and agreeable beverage. Besides quenching the thirst and cooling the blood, it tones the system, and its use keeps one in a state of perfect health. Recommended by plhiysi- cians and medical journals and sold by all druggists ae at 60 cents a large bottle. Trial size 25 cents.

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One hundred .ven to sork on Sewerage. Only good men re- ‘ained

T. A, MacLean

Phone 174 P. 0. Box'326

LEITH HOUSE

32 to 38 QUEEN ST.

WHISKIES iv Ushers special reserve x O. V. G. Doctors specia] Royal Blend,

Galic, Greers, O V. H.Islay Blend, Robertson Sanderson famous whisk-

ies, and 20 other cheaper brands in cases of flaske and bottles; also in octaves & qr. easke, WALKERS RYE in Club and Jroperial, also on draft Seagrams, Corbye & Wilsons Empire Rye io all sized pack- ages.

BRANDIES in Hennessy “ Jockey Clab” (Carte dor) Tricoche and othe sheaper brands in cases qr casks & octaves

RUM Demerara ful! strength inpaoch vons and barrels, Jamaica: in cases, bot- ties and half-botties,

Gin octaves and qrcasks, also in casa al} prices.

WINES Wilsons invalids port special reserve, army & navy port, Tarragona & native ports, several brands high and low rri@ Sherries, clarets champagne etc. etc

ALES & PORT ‘Bass, (Hibberts) in qts and pts. Guinness’ stout (Burks) in qts and pts. Keiths Labatt Halifax Breweries & Ready in Hhds and half Hhds, aleo in nt ard pt bottles.

MINERAL WATERS Shank’s Bel- mt ginger ale, appolovaris water, Rose- back water, Havelock & W'lmots spa Ginger ale and table waters.

CIGARS TOBACCO & CIGARETTES 70.000 cigars al! grades and prices, lots of ghaap pic-nic brands,all the beet brands @ stpoking and chewing tobaccos includ~ ng Index & Little Napoleon, Sweet Cap- eral, Athlete; and other cheaper brand eigarettes, Call or write for prices.

A: Macdonald,

Wholesale & Retai! Wine! & Spirit

NOTES AND COMMENTS

~ °- a i admissior bat v Sh bh Z iO he mo.on fi cr ase Minis e1’s salaries, Sir Charles Tupy said that he thought it would be cruel to the Liberal party on qnestions Of this ature tothe policy announced when 1 e cold shades of Opposition. | A reign of terror prevails in Servia All tue Radical leaders are now ino prisen,| andevery Radical newspaper ss been | suppressed,

The Czar on Tuesday received a depu- tation of inflnential friends of Prince Karageorgevitch, Lhe serviao pretender, who prayed the Russian autecrat to allow

tbe Prince a free hand in the effort to save his couairy.

—The Summerside Journal says that the yround that is covered by the common nee Edward Island should be They atlempt too much, and, instead of preparing our young men and women to make the best of the opportunities afforded them by their pnative province, they engen ier dis content. Their curriculum istoo expen- sive, anda great deal of the work is done in a careless, in some cases slovenly, man- ner, lacking thoroughness and lacking in those practical features that should d's.

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narrowed somewhat.

ESTEEMED EXCHANGES.

Summerside Journal: The result of the bye-election in the Firat District of Prince, shows that the people are at last awaken- ing to the fact that a change of Govero- ment ie imperative in thie proviace, and that it is time to increase the number of Covservatives in the Legislative Assem~ bly.

The Watchman: The election of Heary Pineau in the First District of Prince County wasa terrible blow to the liberals, they were so sure that Meddie Gallant wasinit. John A. Matheson is tearing bis bairever since. They practised all kinds of trickery about the road receipts. All the big grit guns were in Bloomfield on election day; Yeo, McWilliams, Richards, P.N. Pate, Dr. McDougald. They were | “in it” and “not in it.”

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Bad Roads

Srr,— Since the present provincial gov

eroment came into pOwer their most pro- minent defense forthe rapidly :ocreasing debt was: That the roads and bridges of the province were in sucha dilapidated condition as w consequence of tory neglect, that it was necessary to spenda large amount of moneyon public works tn order to make the roads fit to travel on, and that august personage, of late popular~ ly knownas the**Unsound Premier,” made the statemeat during his late election con -

test at a political meeting held in Brook~ field hall that the roads were ina perfrct condition asaresultcf Liberal manage-~ ment. But I beg to Je:ve to info'a ‘him

that at the present time the roads are io

amo-t vn, erfec’ e>ndition resu ting from Grit tuismanagement. The bridges are

in many places impassible, and itis no nocommon sight to see a fence pole tower

ing in the middle of a bridge on sentry as a warving that there are One or two broken planks in the bridge. Const quent~ ly the traveller is compelled to tura to the side of the road and jolt over stones and ruts and sometimes crossa running stream. I would mention one bridge in particular situated on tbe Mulberry Road nota quarterofamile from Brookfield Hal! where the Premier discanted in his most bombastic manner on his political virturs and good roads. This bridge has been in amost critical condition for over two years, which fact hus been brought to the Priemer’s notice on several occa- sions, and some time ago a gentleman driving alcng the road bad {the extremely unpleasant experience of breaking through it. It is gratifying to knew that he got out of the aifficulty without, any serious injury, but the bridge still remains in a broken up condition and the enly means of passage is by taking the side of the road and crossing @ running stream about fifteen feet wide and four feet deep or else take acourse which meaus six extra miles of travel. The latter course ouly is available for persons with a load of any kind. The people are taxed for the purpose of keeping up the roade and bridges, road machines are bought at high pricee, supervisors are paid salaries, extra men get high pay for road machines—in fact ifthe amount of money paid for pub

j lie works’ meant good roads it would be a

pleasure to travel. But although taxes are collected and money paid out some- where our roads are ina disgraceful condi- tion. I might suggest that if the condition of the roads were in proportion to the

in Falconwood Asylum we ought to be quite satisfled.

amount of tobacco supplied to the patients |

WATERLOO DAY.

y is of tbaoa four- years H at Wate ) npeare tlow i we Cull OU rse 26 e1TsS {>} , who o t ) he ares \\ backward ree Vd the Gallic borse- met SDOCK {a flles the surf from some opposing té Lod he, whose eagles made the world r pre) heh athe 10D monarch ot the day | i ang 1 field! where Picton fighting \ ving Briton’s broke Ambition’s

Vbere Rapine’s sun grew dim in red eciipse,

And “tout lips,

Long as the love of bravery endures

shed a lustre on our

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est perdu!” curst from ashy

Thy name sball shores,

And fame shal] lav her down :

Upon thy tomb unconquer’d

7 greenest laurels

Wellingt« n }

Mavr’cs SwaBay.

COST OF IMMIGRATION AGENTS.

(From Hansard, July 26).

Mr. McDougall—Ie Mr. Berjamin Davies, the agent at St. Paul, a brother of the Minister of Marine and Fi-<heries?

{be Minister of the Luterior— He is.

Mr. McDouga!!—1 suypose the fact that he ia a brother of Sir Louis Davies ac- counts for his increased expenditure ?

The Minister of the Interior—It, no doubt, eccounts for the emal]iness of his ex- pen-es, as compared with the othere.

Mr. McDouga'l—His expenses, including salary, amounts to $5,891.93, and he is the highest of the twenty agents in the United States. Mr. McInnis comes next with $5 .500, and all the rest run from $1,090 to $5,000.

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Notes From Wood Islands.

a ——z. Owing to the wet weather having has only commenced io this section. Ir gener al the crop ie very fair.

Hake are plentiful, but owing to the ecarcity of bait the quantity takeao is |im~ ted.

he p enic held here on the 27th inst, in aid ot tbe Presbyterian Church was a decided success. The tables were pro vided with everything that would plete the most fastidious, and refircied great credit on the ladies who sun, lied the eat

ables. Creat thanks are due those who supplisd cakes, especially tnose from other congregations, who so jiberally

patronized the picnic. A bavdsome sum was realized.

The Rev. D. MeNeill, late of the Educ» - tion Office is here on his vacation, visiiing bis mane old friends, who are exee-dieg:s glad to see him looking so well, [wen -~ “ix years ago Mr. McNeil! left here to tak charze of the position which be ever sine: 8@ vorthily fiill-d. Last Sunday the Rer, Gentleman oceupied che pulpit of Wo Island Church and preacheda very able and impressive sermon.

Both of the Wocd Island schools are progressing very favorably under the able management of Miss Maggie G. Crawford and Miss Annie J. McMillan, both of whom are well qualified and experienced teachers.

He ran a mile,

and so would many a young lady, rather than take a bath without the ' Albert”

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Importer,

~ TENDERS.

Sealed Tenders will be received by the andersigned, until the 12th of AUGUST, next ‘rem parties willing to construct and com- plete the new R. C. Church at Kinkora, accord.ng to Plans and Specifications to be seeD at the Bishop’s Palace, Ch’town, up to ‘nly 20th; and at the Parochial Residence, Kinkora, after that date. '

No tender will be considered unless accom- tanied by acertified cheque ot $100.00 or wpproved note of hand for that amourt, re- tarnable if tender is not accepted, and for- feited if tender is thrown up by Contractor.

Lowest orany tender not necessarily ac-

cepted. J. J. MCDONALD, daly 5, déi, w4i 2aw 3wka

Professor and Mre.J.W. Robertson were among the passengers from Liverpool by tbe Vancouver which arrived in Mon- } treal on Saturday,

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Looxs oUT FoR THE CHILPREN.—The municipality of Cork takes particular interest in the children of its poor. One day last week the Mayor and the citizens’ committee carried 4,000 of the poorest children of the city to Youghal, a seaside resort twenty-seven miles eaat of Cork, where they spent a day in frolic, regaled with fruit, sweetmeate aud sandwiches.

The eacursion was accomplished without : BO ee rate accident, Seas

fresh, and its faint fragrance is extremec- ly pleasing. Beware of imitations.

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The house on Water Street, oppo- site Hotel Davies, at present occupied All modern con-

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vencies, Possession given October first, next. Apply to 163— W.S. STEWART.

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WORLDLINESS.

*irive u® inv grace to rise avoove [ne glare of this world’s smelting &

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Let God's great jove put out the love

Of gold and gain and low desires!

“Still sweetly riogs the Gospel strain Of golden store that kuows not rust: ‘ove of Christ is more than gain,

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heavenly crowns tbaa yellow dust.” ltl, Housekeeping.

If a woman is in good health there is no more healthful employment than houre work. Generaily spesking there is no happier woman inthe world. But how ditferent when every breath is pain, évery steptorture! This state of health, in nine cases out of ten comes from derangement of the delicate, feminine organs of genera tion. The family doctor inquires first about concerning these. He most usually insists upon ao “examination.” From this the modest woman naturally sbr nks, She is right. Except in very unueual cases of “female weakoess” examinations are ‘unnecesiary. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is « simple, natural remedy forthese ills. It cures safely and per- inanentiy.

Send 31 one-cent stamps to cover cost of mailing onlv, aud receive free a copy of Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser. Address World’s Dispensary Medica! Association, Buffalo, N. Y.

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It is ea'd that the soldiers who had taken Hood’s Sarssparilla stood the ionz marches in Cuba much better than the others.

Perhaps you don’t know what artistic effects and

economical advantages youcan gain byusingour

Sheet Metal Fronts

with Cornices, Door and Window Caps, etc,, all complete.

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They give durable, fire proof satis- faction—make old buildings look like new at small cost—and are invaluable for use in all new up-to- date structures.

We make Metal Fronts to suit any building —they are easily applied and give enduring satisfaction.

Estimates furnished on receipt of outline giving shape and mca- surements of building.

Better read our catalogue—it’s full of interesting building infor- mation, Shall we send you one?

METALLIC ROOFING CO., Limited Manufacturers, Toronto.

Hughes The Peoples’ Druggist

Drugs are expensive, Sometimes they are more expensive than need be. : And sometimes they are not so reiiable as they onght 10 be. There was atime when the prices of drugs vere away up—too high altogether, : That 1s not the case now. The Apoth- »caries Hal] changed that sume time ago. You can get perscriptions from pure 'rngs at the proper prices~ no fancy profite You can get all my reliatle epecial remedies; they’ve been tried and found sective. Q « The price —~ the main tning —will be found right

ip every Case,

: Geo. E. Hughes

The Peoples Druggist

Apothecaries Hal |

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vtichmond Street, near Queen Street

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Bosom Shirt, 10c, ironed only 8e; Nighi Shirt, 8c; Undershirt, 6c; Woolen Shirt, 8c; Shirt with collar attached, 12¢, ironed only 10c; Drawers, 6c, Bosoms, Sc; Men’s Collars, 2c; Ladies’ Collars, 2c t© 4c; Cuffs per pair, 4c; Neckties, 3c; Socks per pair, 3c; Hapdker- chiefs, 2c; Towels, 3c; Linen Coat, 25c; Waist 20c; Lady’s Skirt, plain, 25c; Large White Skirt, 50c to $1 00; dies’ Aprons, dc to lc; Men’s Aprons, ic; Chemises, i0c; Lady’s Nightgown, l0c to 5c, Family Washing, 40c to 60e per dozen; Gentlemen’s Washing, 6c per dozen,

All work well done at the lowest prices,

First-class Laundrying done here.

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You are about tu launch your plans for the fall and winter season, you want to bet- ter your condition, you want to buy the best goods made for the lowest possible prices,

We know everybody kuows that if you want to get honest goods at honest prices, vou must go to a store that carries a dis- tinctive line of popular priced clothing, that is backed up with solid merit.

You have heard of the now famous

"Fit FRieform Clothing.

You have heard it spoken of only as the very best tailored and the surest fitting clothing made.

Why you have not examined this cloth- ing is of decidely more interest to you than it is to us, because we have very little trouble in selling all weean buy. Once it getsa hold in your neighborhood nothing can stop its popularity.

Our fall and winter line will prove the stumbling block of all competition.

Never have we selected a stock with such care, never have we had the pleasure of securing such a magnificent line to select from.

The fall stock will be opened in the course of a few weeks,

Don’t order a suit or overcoat till you see this line.

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